Does any one know what 16-bit compiling means?! (or even if such a thing exists or not?!)
thanx,
-Pooya
Does any one know what 16-bit compiling means?! (or even if such a thing exists or not?!)
thanx,
-Pooya
Code that is converted to 16-bit assembly. No 32-bit opcodes are used in the code.
stosd, movsd, etc.
Is there a compiler that does that? or will happen just automatically without using the 32-bit opcodes?Originally posted by Bubba
Code that is converted to 16-bit assembly. No 32-bit opcodes are used in the code.
stosd, movsd, etc.
And is there a list on these 32-bit opcodes?
thanx,
-Pooya
anyone?
you never use them, unless you're programming assembly. Hence you have to specify if you don't want the compiler to use them.or will happen just automatically without using the 32-bit opcodes?
edit: And don't bump!
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